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What's on your plate this week?

Bring whatever is on your plate. In Praxis, it becomes an exercise.

In the agile and operations courses you work on your own project; the AI course uses one case project throughout.

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01 · Your sentence

Things people say in projects. Which one is yours right now?

02 · Where is your project?

Real wording from Praxis, shortened

What an assessed exercise looks like: line by line, with one sentence on what is missing.

This is Kai's response to a real submission in exercise 6.3 of the course. The three lines are the rubric lines that were not met. This is how the result reads before you submit the exercise a second time.

Course player · Exercise 6.3praxis.agile-forge.com

Assessment

Kai: “Marking everything as Must-have is not prioritisation.”

–The role “user” — not specific enough
–The benefit “everyone happier” — an empty phrase
–Acceptance criteria — missing entirely

Revise and resubmit

Wording from the homepage, "How assessment works". Interface reconstructed.

01 · LookNo account

The MoSCoW lesson is fully open.

Preview lesson with a checkpoint question and model answer, plus the start of the exercise and its number of criteria
Kai trial at /kai: two tasks to choose from, five criteria, no grade

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02 · PractiseFree account

What stays: your results, prompts and agents.

Prompts and agents, explained step by step
Impulses in the app, five a day, progress synced across devices

A taste from the resources: Finding the risks nobody has named yet

You are an experienced project manager looking for risks in an initiative, especially the ones usually overlooked.

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03 · Go deeperIn the course

"Choosing your agile approach": every module, every exercise assessed.

For anyone who has to choose between frameworks rather than apply one. In the conversation practice, Kai plays the sponsor who has promised the board a date and a scope and wants to hear a yes. You see his role profile first, and afterwards you get a verdict, not praise.

Outcome: a backlog with user stories and MoSCoW prioritisation
Kai assesses every course exercise, no limit
At the end: a certificate of completion once you have finished all lessons and rated the course

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02 · Where is your project?

Real wording from Praxis, shortened

What the Kai trial looks like: situation, task and five criteria you see up front.

You write the email in the box. Kai responds criterion by criterion with what is there and what is missing. There is no grade.

The box stays empty here. We do not show a verdict on an answer you write yourself.

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Friday, 4:40 pm

The test sign-off has fallen through for the second time. Only one person can approve it, she is on leave, and nobody is covering for her — so you are three weeks behind. Two days ago your client told the board that the deadline would hold.

Write the email she will read first thing on Monday. Three to five sentences.

Good morning, Sarah —

1The number. The three weeks are stated as a number, not as a "slight delay".
2The cause. The cause is named concretely.
3The date. It says whether the date she gave the board still holds.
4The proposal. There is a proposal she can decide on.
5The tone. Nothing is glossed over, and nobody is blamed personally.

Situation, task and criteria verbatim from the Kai trial (shortened). Interface reconstructed.

01 · LookNo account

The Kai trial: two tasks, five criteria, no grade.

A full lesson from "Managing projects with AI", without an account
AI readiness check at /tools, with name and email

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02 · PractiseFree account

A stakeholder map with a cross-check, a status report by agent.

Prompt "Help me test my stakeholder assessment, not confirm it."
Agent for the weekly status report, five steps

A taste from the resources: Stakeholder matrix, cross-examined

Help me test my stakeholder assessment, not confirm it.

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03 · Go deeperIn the course

"Managing projects with AI": one case project through every module.

For anyone expected to use AI in day-to-day project work who wants to know where it helps and where it does harm, with governance under the EU AI Act as a module of its own. In the conversation practice you face someone with their own interests. You see the role profile first and the debrief afterwards.

Outcome: a prompt library and an EU AI Act governance checklist
Kai assesses every course exercise, no limit
At the end: a certificate of completion once you have finished all lessons and rated the course

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02 · Where is your project?

Runs here, no account needed

Try it: two numbers in, one share out.

The field labels are the calculator's real labels. The numbers are our example, not a measurement from a project. Try it with your own work item; no account needed.

Flow efficiency calculatoragile-forge.com/tools

Lead time in daysworking daysActual work in hours

Only the hours in which someone genuinely worked on the item. Being on call, being responsible, or having an open ticket does not count.

< 1% of the lead time is work. The rest is waiting, in working days: 29.8.

You can save the result in the calculator, with a free account.

Field labels verbatim from the calculator, same calculation. The starting values are our example.

01 · LookNo account

The flow calculator: lead time against actual working time.

A full lesson from "Getting results into operations" ("What is a service? ITSM basics"), without an account
The blog post "When does a project become operations?" and the YouTube series "Build & Run"

Open the flow calculator

02 · PractiseFree account

The hypercare log: an agent that keeps notes through the early-life phase.

"Hypercare log" agent with criteria you set in advance
Save results from the calculators and checks

A taste from the resources: Hypercare log

You keep the log of a project's hypercare period: the time between go-live and operations confirming the takeover.

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03 · Go deeperIn the course

"Getting results into operations": your own process as a value stream.

Around 30 working days of lead time, barely two hours of actual work, four departments, each one fast on its own. You map the value stream, write an improvement hypothesis with a measurement plan, and Kai checks whether failure would be visible, not whether it sounds ambitious.

Outcome: a value stream map of your own process, with flow efficiency
Conversation with Ms Hoffmann, head of network operations: “We are at 96 per cent against target.”
At the end: a certificate of completion once you have finished all lessons and rated the course

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03 · What's included

Praxis in thirty seconds.

Praxis is Agile Forge's learning platform for project leads and teams. You learn by practising: on a case project or on your own work, in conversation with Kai, in short exercises. Every submission is checked against fixed criteria.

There are also free calculators and templates, a community for questions and an app for a little practice every day. You start wherever you are.

Courses and assessed exercises

No multiple choice: you hand in a document, and it gets read

Three courses: Choosing your agile approach, Managing projects with AI, Getting results into operations. Kai checks every course exercise against a rubric fixed in advance and asks follow-up questions instead of handing out praise. You rehearse difficult conversations first: Kai plays the other side and does not give in.

Conversation practice · Role profile

The works council

Objects to the AI tool. Knows the co-determination rules and distrusts assurances without something in writing.

Real wording Role card from the homepage. Interface reconstructed.

All courses

Tools to take with you

Calculators, checks and templates for whatever is on your plate.

No detailsFlow efficiency calculator
Name, emailProject health check · AI readiness check
No accountTemplates (PDF) · Blog · YouTube series "Build & Run"
With accountPrompts and agents (stakeholder map, status report, hypercare log, risk register) · Saved results

Go to the tools

The community

The good questions start after the course. This is where they go.

Five areas, readable without an account, open for posts with one. The community is new and small: read what is there before you decide.

GeneralWhatever doesn't fit elsewhere
Share your winsWhat made a difference for you
Project experienceHow others handled handovers, priorities and sponsors
Tools & AIPrompts, agents, what works and what doesn't
CareersRoles, moves, next steps

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The app "Praxis: Project Management"

A daily impulse from project work. Plus courses with assessed exercises.

An impulse is a knowledge card or a situation where you make the call. Three a day without an account, five with one, plus saved progress and a league. In the app, learning is allowed to be playful. At the end of a path Kai assesses your final answer, once per path. Impulses are only in the app, for Android.

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Impulse 2 of 5

Situation

The business has delivered ten requirements, all must-haves. The sprint holds six. What do you do first?

APlan all ten, the team will manage

BAsk the business what each requirement's value depends on, then rank them

CCut four yourself and explain it in the review

Example, reconstructed, written by us

This impulse is our example, not content from the app.

04 · Who is behind it

Who is behind it: Philip Müller.

Philip Müller has spent more than ten years working in projects, including at PwC, BearingPoint and KPMG, and teaches ITIL 4, PRINCE2, Scrum and DevOps. In 2026 he was a technical reviewer of "The DevOps Standard" by the DevOps Institute and wrote a guest article for GPM, the German project management association.

A complete assessment rubric is publicly viewable. You see in advance what your work is measured against.

05 · Your next step

Bring whatever is on your plate.

You sign up with an email address and a password, or with Google. You do not need payment details, and it takes a few minutes. Afterwards you are in your own area on Praxis: the prompts and agents, the tools and the community are open to you straight away.

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